In "Homesick," why does Jean's mother tell her to "do as the Romans do"

A. She wants Jean to stand up for herself.

B. She wants Jean to act more like their neighbors, the Romans.

C. She wants Jean to behave like a European.

D. She wants Jean to fit in and not cause trouble.

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Kenneth Swanson

8 October, 21:32

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Taylor Shannon · Answer 1

She told her to (D she want jean to fit in and not to cause trouble

In "Homesick," why does Jean's mother tell her to "do as the Romans do"A. She wants Jean to stand up for herself.B. She wants Jean to act more like their neighbors, the Romans.C. She wants Jean to behave like a European.D. She wants Jean to fit in and not cause trouble.